[Shoubuliao]

This piece says so much about the current generation of young women.

[The Beast1]

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(08-23-2016 03:12 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

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This is a dupe too. Better luck next time bud!

[Shoubuliao]

I see. My mistake.

[Genghis Khan]

To be fair, although I like Rebel Media, that headline is pure click bait. No one on that campus explicitly states they want to revoke women's right to vote (that would be incredible though).

I can't comment for native English speaker, but when I first heard word suffrage, I had to look up what it meant. And surprise, it didn't mean what I thought it did (I.e. some noun related to suffering). The word suffrage is too close to suffering. And that's probably how a lot of people understand it as. Most people in this video don't know what the word suffrage means and in all fairness, who really uses suffrage anymore.

A pity. It would have been amazing to see people on a college campus actually say they want to revoke women's right to vote. That would've been great. All this does is show 18 and 19y old kids don't know the word suffrage and feel embarrassed to acknowledge they don't know something.

[Shoubuliao]

(09-23-2016 11:35 AM)Genghis Khan Wrote:  

To be fair, although I like Rebel Media, that headline is pure click bait. No one on that campus explicitly states they want to revoke women's right to vote (that would be incredible though).

I can't comment for native English speaker, but when I first heard word suffrage, I had to look up what it meant. And surprise, it didn't mean what I thought it did (I.e. some noun related to suffering). The word suffrage is too close to suffering. And that's probably how a lot of people understand it as. Most people in this video don't know what the word suffrage means and in all fairness, who really uses suffrage anymore.

A pity. It would have been amazing to see people on a college campus actually say they want to revoke women's right to vote. That would've been great. All this does is show 18 and 19y old kids don't know the word suffrage and feel embarrassed to acknowledge they don't know something.

Interesting take. I learned what suffrage was in elementary school in the US. I'm really surprised these girls who are clearly very pro-women don't know the word. Any discussion on women's rights is going to touch upon women's suffrage. That their default reaction was to assume it was a negative thing out to hurt women says a lot about their desire to feel victimized, though maybe you're right, perhaps they were just too embarrassed to admit they didn't know the word.